Tag Archives: #spoonie

Crystals and Sage

Posted on October 10, 2018 by SpookyMrsGreen

There is a lot of trauma happening in the world right now, and especially within my circle of family and friends. We are currently experiencing grief, anxiety, job insecurity and the daily struggle with chronic health conditions. Well, that last … Continue reading →

Posted in pagan mother, Random Musings, witches | Tagged #spoonie, #witchywednesday, #worldmentalhealthday, British shamanism, British witchcraft, Californian White Sage, Catherine Green Author, chronic pain condition, coping with bereavement, coping with change, coping with grief, crazy energy, crystal meditation, crystals and sage, energy vampire, energy vampires, family activities, family and friends, family life, family relationships, healing energy, job insecurity, living with chronic pain, mental health awareness, mind body soul, mind body spirit, mindfulness and meditation, reiki energy healing, sage smudge stick, shamanism and witchcraft, smudging with sage, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, witchy Wednesday, World Mental Health Day | 1 Comment

Happy Birthday, NHS! #NHS70

Posted on July 9, 2018 by SpookyMrsGreen

Our National Health Service just celebrated its 70th birthday, and for some reason this was considered a big milestone by the media. I even received a postcard with my monthly prescription delivery celebrating the event. Perhaps it is because the … Continue reading →

Posted in eye health, health, holistic health, pagan mother, Random Musings | Tagged #mummymonday, #NHS70, #spoonie, #TheRedcliffeNovels, #Tots100, blepharitis, catherine green, celebrating the NHS, dry eye syndrome, happy birthday NHS, living with chronic pain, lymphodoema distichiasis, mummy mondays, my health story, my national health service, NHS doctors, NHS midwives, NHS nurse, rare eye disorder, sooth my eyes, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, the redcliffe novels | Leave a comment

I am Allowed to Feel my Feelings

Posted on June 27, 2018 by SpookyMrsGreen

Do you ever find yourself being grumpy or emotional or upset about something, and then mentally giving yourself a kick up the backside? Growing up I was taught to always be grateful for what I got. I was the child … Continue reading →

Posted in family, pagan mother, Random Musings, relationships | Tagged #mentalhealth, #spoonie, #witchywednesday, be emotional, being human, coping with change, coping with divorce, coping with grief, coping with motherhood, double row of eyelashes, dry eye syndrome, express yourself, family time, feel your emotions, genetic eye disorder, good to talk, have a good cry, I am allowed to feel my feelings, lifelong illness, living with chronic pain, lymphodoema distichiasis, mental-health, motherhood, NEJ Photography, rare eye disorder, spoonie life, the emotional state of being, witchy Wednesday | 2 Comments

Rare Eye Condition and a Writing Career

Posted on September 2, 2011 by SpookyMrsGreen

I would like to share with you a little personal insight. I am generally a very healthy person. I don’t really exercise beyond walking the dog, but I do watch what I eat and am conscious about taking care of … Continue reading →

Posted in dry eye, dry eyes, eye health, eyes, health, holistic health, pagan mother, rare eye condition | Tagged #goindie, #indieauthor, #mummymonday, #spoonie, #TheRedcliffeNovels, British paranormal romance, British vampires and werewolves, catherine green, Catherine Green Author, dry eye syndrome, eye health problems, eye hospital, eyelid rotation surgery, ingrowing eyelashes, living with chronic pain, living with disability, lymphodoema distichiasis, Manchester Eye Hospital, mummy mondays, North Staffordshire hospital, rare eye condition and a writing career, rare eye disorder, scratching eyes, sore itchy eyes, spooky stories, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, the redcliffe novels, treating a rare eye condition | 8 Comments

A Hospital Waiting Room

Posted on January 5, 2011 by SpookyMrsGreen

It is November 2010 and I am attending the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital Outpatients Department for a routine appointment. I am almost seven months pregnant at this time so am feeling quite uncomfortable and tired, but I need to have … Continue reading →